I have a tenant who has 2 chairs and a small table on the grass in the back yard causing my mower guy to have to stop and move it before mowing.

In your situation if you have the property incorporated then it will show you online as one of the officers. 

Am I crazy, are you guys basically debating semantics and not incorporating the fact you have to pay for a place to live, either in rent or a mortgage..

The total cost for my 27' luxury geodome was around $88,800 (excluding land) and consists of the following step and costs:Zoning considerationsGeodome structure and accessories - $8,500Site preparation - $3,000Backfilling - $600Foundation - $3,000Decking material - $12,000Decking labor - $8,000Geodome construction labor - $4,200Flooring - $5,000Electrical wiring and labor - $5,000Interior wood divider - $2,500Hot tub - $13,000Furnishings - $10,000Miscellaneous costs and outdoor shower - $4,000The total costs for a geodome will range from a bare min of $25k to a max of $100k, depending on size, amenities and other factors like labor and material costs.Financing options include all cash, incorporating into a new house construction loan, SBA loans, or private money.

But also, you have a dining table and 6 chairs, with 4 at the bar.

Due to there size they have strength in corporate management, financing, SEO, and investment diversification (if they own 50 to 1,000 locations, no one location knocks them out).These are two totally different business models and products.

Is there a reason why your electing to incorporate in Nevada?

We bought recliners, table and chairs, offer high-speed wifi, and carpeted a play area for kids.

Vacation rentals will need to be furnished so you need to incorporate that into your purchase costs as well. 

Sit in every single chair and see if there is a wobble and if it needs to be tightened up, check the exterior of the cabin, are there signs of carpenter bees, check my windows, any leaks, etc. - you get the idea